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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
A Splendid Little War
Spanish American War
I would agree to taking land for the backward people who lived the needed the blessing of a civilization because they really need to spice up government and ways of living with their people. They know that those small countries cant survive on their own. They need a bigger country to settle down with them. They need to civilize themselves with proud sponsors. I think that that attitude is great if the government is at risk. I think that the best thing to do is to follow along because you mostly have to think about safety and what if a natural disaster occurs and what if you go to war? Not many people will go for your side, they moslty going to root for the best country, and as of right now, you're not.
I think that newspaper and television and the Internet can stir up so much feeling that to create wars. Example: Julian Assange. He was a computer hacker that had hacked into the U.S. government agencies and posted it up on a public website called"Wikipedia". Wikipedia had also been resourceful with many other websites and had shared the information anonymous people would post up. Julian was just the guy to hack many of the governments computers and other countries would find out about it and many missiles and wars were almost launched because of this powerful man. Television and newspapers uses propaganda, that some people believe.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Tsunami / 8.9 Earthquake at Japan 3.11.11
As you can see, i have found a video from the Japanese news. On March 11, 2011, Japan goes through a 8.9. magnitude earthquake that ha:pend at 2;46 p.m. Tokyo time, alternating a very strong Tsunami that swept through farmland across the northern part of the country.Air and Train traffic shut down. The cellphone communications also has stopped in some areas. A nuclear reactor 170 miles northeast of Tokyo had caught on fire, making the government to shut down of the facility as well as 11 other nuclear power plants. this earthquake is considered the worst to hit ANYWHERE according to the United States Geographical Survey.
The earthquake was so strong it bring down buildings in Tokyo, 230 miles northeast of the center of the quake. Video footage's show that hundreds of cars, buildings, and homes had been destroyed by the sea along with Japans Northeast coast. According to the New York Times Journal, Japan's official death toll is more than 300 , but that number will soon rise . The part of Sendai, a large city of the epicenter of the quake, reports 200 deaths.
The Japanese look forward to receiving help from the world as much as they did the same. They want to find out if they can rebuild Japan as it was but it would never be the same.
Radio activity in Japan has also gotten into their food.Milk from a town and spinach from Ibaraki town both got tested positive in radioactive iodine. Also in water had strangely high radioactive iodine as well as radioactive caesium.Radioactive iodine can be absorbed into the thyroid gland and cause damage, with children and young adults with them being the ones with the most risk.
My resources : www.thenational.ae/news/worldwide/asia-pacific/radiation-contaminates-japans-food-supply
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Monday, March 14, 2011
W.E.B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington
William Edward Burghardt Du Bois
Born:February 23, 1868 in: Great Barring ton, Massachusetts. W.E.B. Du Bois was a sociologist, historian, civil rights activist, Pan-Africans, author, and editor. He graduated from Harvard, where he had learned his PhD in history, him being the first African American to earn a Doctorate at the University of Harvard. He later became a teacher and then in 1910, founded the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), made the journal The Crisis. He also agreed with Booker T. Washington, and Jim Crow between blacks and whites. He actually provided many dialogues about segregation, and political disfranchisement. He helped found many societies along with the Minnesota attorney found the Niagara Movement. He made The Crisis to A Record of the Darker Races. Du Bois thought blacks should receive a higher education mostly liberal arts. He also thought that blacks should question the whites on all counts. Booker T Washington thought that teaching blacks was a duty meanwhile Du Bois thought it was a idea.
W.E.B. Du Bois |
Born:February 23, 1868 in: Great Barring ton, Massachusetts. W.E.B. Du Bois was a sociologist, historian, civil rights activist, Pan-Africans, author, and editor. He graduated from Harvard, where he had learned his PhD in history, him being the first African American to earn a Doctorate at the University of Harvard. He later became a teacher and then in 1910, founded the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), made the journal The Crisis. He also agreed with Booker T. Washington, and Jim Crow between blacks and whites. He actually provided many dialogues about segregation, and political disfranchisement. He helped found many societies along with the Minnesota attorney found the Niagara Movement. He made The Crisis to A Record of the Darker Races. Du Bois thought blacks should receive a higher education mostly liberal arts. He also thought that blacks should question the whites on all counts. Booker T Washington thought that teaching blacks was a duty meanwhile Du Bois thought it was a idea.
Booker T. Washington |
Here is Booker Taliaferro Washington. He was an American educator, author, orator, and political leader. He was a very smart and intellectual man. Many African- Americans looked up to him, a very noble historical figure. You see, he knew how to balance things out; he knew what both white and black communities would believe, and made it work out. He sponsored the powerful whites, MEANWHILE, he gave substantial support to the black community, AND raised the educational funds from BOTH groups, and , being great friend with Jim Crow's segregation. After 1909 Washington was criticized for being in the NAACP, especially from W.E.B. Du Bois, who demanded for stronger grounds for the civil rights. Washington said that that would lead disaster for outnumbered amounts of blacks, that corporation and support from the whites would overcome racism. He also made a speech, for the NAACP and how they thought he was agreed too much for the whites. It was called :the Atlantic compromise. You can easily click that and it would automatically send you to hear his speech.Basically, he was a great man.
He had a few things in common with W.E.B Du Bois, like attending the NAACP and running against black discrimination and the unjustified ways Americans would treat blacks racially because of their skin color. Other times Washington and Du Bois argued of what would be great for African-Americans and blacks, and unfortunately, neither one of them where alive to see their success. Although they were great leaders among the blacks community and peoples different ethnics, Washington thought in equality among EVERYBODY not just the blacks because we can't work things out without another. Du Bois mostly focused on blacks and that's it, on how to further their education and ow blacks and blacks and blah blah blah but really, you couldn't do anything really inspiring or marvelous without the whites because at that time period the whites were more powerful than most people.
He had a few things in common with W.E.B Du Bois, like attending the NAACP and running against black discrimination and the unjustified ways Americans would treat blacks racially because of their skin color. Other times Washington and Du Bois argued of what would be great for African-Americans and blacks, and unfortunately, neither one of them where alive to see their success. Although they were great leaders among the blacks community and peoples different ethnics, Washington thought in equality among EVERYBODY not just the blacks because we can't work things out without another. Du Bois mostly focused on blacks and that's it, on how to further their education and ow blacks and blacks and blah blah blah but really, you couldn't do anything really inspiring or marvelous without the whites because at that time period the whites were more powerful than most people.
W.E.B. Du Bois: Died August 27, 1968
Booker T. Washington: Died November 14, 1915
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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